Sequim’s boys soccer squad earned a split in its final regular season games last week, capping the season with a 4-10 mark.

On May 2 Sequim snapped a two-game losing streak with a 1-0 win at Bremerton.

“It was one of our better games all around,” SHS coach Juan Carlos Cisneros said. “It was important for us to demonstrate an accurate depiction of who we are.”

Parker Knight found the net for Sequim, assisted by James Mason.

Nolan Valenzuela picked up the shutout in goal for the Wolves.

On May 4, Sequim and Kingston played a tight-knit contest before the Buccaneers earned the penalty kick shootout after scoreless extra time to win 2-1.

Sequim’s goal came from Josh Alcaraz.

Cisneros said the Wolves, with a roster made up mainly of sophomores and juniors this spring, could not convert their scoring opportunities in the shootout.

“A quick reflection based on our record and results of our matches says we competed and gave ourselves a chance to get a positive result,” Cisneros said of the season.

“[I’m] confident this group will compete for a top four finish [in the Olympic League] next season.”

Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / As teammate Simon Hare, far left, looks on, Sequim’s Sam Stewart gets his head on the ball late in the second half of the Wolves’ 2-1 overtime defeat to Kingston on May 4.

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen / Sequim’s Solas McGruther, right, and Kingston’s Evan Feldbau vie for the ball in a May 4 Olympic League match-up. Kingston edged the Wolves 2-1 in extra time.

Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell / Sequim’s James Mason, right, gets his head on the ball in the second half of a match-up with Kingston on May 4. Looking on is Buccaneer Evan Garcia.

Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen / Sequim’s Keaton King keeps the ball away from Kingston’s Anthony Haroz in a May 4 Olympic League game. Kingston edged the Wolves 2-1 in extra time.